Zhao Ruheng will never forget her trip to Hong Kong in 1980, when she participated in a summer workshop organized by the Royal Academy of Dance.
A large-scale outdoor show especially designed for the 2008 Olympic Games Stadium, better known as the Bird's Nest, will move to the Water Cube in May.
Trinity Church is famed for being the church where William Shakespeare was both baptised and buried.
A survey conducted in nine countries showed that while Chinese kungfu movies remain popular among foreign audiences, Chinese directors and actors still lack international recognition.
2015 Meet in Beijing Arts Festival will bring more than 150 performances from nearly 30 countries and regions including US, Latin America and Japan to Beijing stages between April 23 to May 30.
Nine of the 29 stations on Nanjing Metro Line 3 are decorated to represent scenes from the Dream of Red Mansions.
Performances have received warm welcome and generous praise from theater critics in West, star says.
Lack of performers, falling interest and limited funding pose threat to future of county companies.
Guizhou native Li Kuanding, 70, is not only one of the most established novelists in Southwest China but also a successful businessman who founded Haitian Yuan, a cemetery of about 250,000 square meters.
People who work in the funeral industry are among the most psychologically distressed groups in China, with close to half of all employees polled suffering from minor to severe mental problems, a report has found.
Qingming has traditionally been a time for Chinese to visit the graves of their loved ones. But with many people living far away from where the departed lay, the festival has startedto move online.
Nominations for this year's China Film Directors Guild Awards have been announced. Chinese film "Blind Massage" directed by Lou Ye leads with six nominations.